Stakeholder Engagement and Intervention Support Core

项目摘要/摘要 目前和未来预防研究中心(CPR)的调查人员将从事流行病学和 建模研究，以更好地了解与儿童健康风险相关的模式和农村因素。在一个 相辅相成，为这些农村健康风险开发解决方案将需要更丰富的理解 潜在的干预途径和策略。以儿童健康为重点的干预措施，在农村地区发挥作用 将是CPR研究人员下一步的关键特征，但这样的努力将需要混合的方法 这种方法超越了对现有数据的评估。为了满足这些需求，利益相关者的参与 和干预支持(SEIS)核心设计的总体目标是提供CPR 支持研究人员提供深思熟虑和可测试的干预策略。通过这种方式，SEIS核心 随着中心调查人员在其下一阶段寻求R01资金，提供关键的过渡支持 从事研究工作。我们将通过四个具体目标完成总目标。通过AIM 1，我们将 建立SEIS核心，在利益相关者参与和干预方面为CPR调查人员提供支持 设计。将通过初级数据收集(目标2)和卫生经济学提供干预支助 分析(目标3)。最后，通过AIM 4(利益相关者参与)，我们将支持CPR调查人员 与区域利益攸关方接触。遵循这四个目标，SEIS核心将确保CPR 研究项目和CPR调查人员在进行研究时获得了所需的技术和合作伙伴支持 在下一步的研究生涯中为独立研究提供资金，努力改善儿童的健康 在我们的农村地区。

Project Summary/Abstract Current and future Center for Prevention Research (CPR) investigators will be engaged in epidemiological and modeling research to better understand patterns and rural factors associated with children's health risk. In a complementary fashion, developing solutions for these rural health risks will require a richer understanding of potential intervention pathways and strategies. Child health focused interventions that function in rural settings will be a key feature of CPR researchers' next step, but such endeavors will require a mixed methods approach that extends beyond evaluation of existing data. To meet these needs, the Stakeholder Engagement and Intervention Support (SEIS) Core has been designed with the overall objective of providing CPR researchers with support to inform thoughtful and testable intervention strategies. In this way the SEIS Core provides key transitional support as Center investigators pursue R01 funding in the next phase of their research careers. We will accomplish our overall objective through four Specific Aims. Through Aim 1, we will establish the SEIS Core, providing CPR investigators support in stakeholder engagement and intervention design. Intervention support will be provided through primary data collection (Aim 2) and health economics analyses (Aim 3). Finally, through Aim 4 (stakeholder engagement) we will support CPR investigators in engagement with regional stakeholders. Following these four aims, the SEIS Core will ensure that CPR research projects and CPR investigators have the technical and partnership support they need as they pursue independent research funding in the next step of their research careers and strive to improve children's health in our rural region.